The bar chart gives an information about the part-time employment, between the year 1980 and 2010 in 4 countries (England, Northern Ireland, Scotland, and Wales) in the United Kingdom.
Overall, Wales had the highest proportion of part-time labor, following that England over the period is given. Whereas Scotland and Northen Ireland have least performance in both years (1980 and 2010).
Regarding Wales, it experienced the most significant intake of temporary labor in both years; it was just over 30% then rose over 35% respectively.
On opposed, England has less temporary employment than Wales, in1980 England was accounted roughly 25% then increased about 6% more in 2010.
Meanwhile, in Scotland the most noticeable change between the two years, temporary workers were jumped up the double from just over 10% in 1980 to just under 20% in 2010. Ultimately, Northern Ireland, it had the lowest temporary employment in 1980 was accounted for approximately then the percentage fell in 2010 to less than 15%.